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Curriculum Vitae - ERMAN GÖREN (last updated May 6, 2015)
Curriculum Vitae
ERMAN GÖREN, PhD
Assistant Professor of Classics
Department of Ancient Languages and Cultures
Division of Ancient Greek Language and Literature
Istanbul University, Faculty of Letters
İstanbul Üniversitesi, Edebiyat Fakültesi, Ordu Cad.
No. 196, 34459 Laleli / İstanbul - TURKEY
E-mail
Web
Phone
: [email protected]
: www.ermangoren.com.tr
: +90 212 457 55 00 (15853)
Place and date of birth : Istanbul, 23 August 1979
Citizenship
: Republic of Turkey
Languages
: Turkish (native), English (fluent in word and writing), French (basic)
EDUCATION
July 2008 – June 2013
Oct. 2005 – June 2008
Feb. 2001 – June 2005
June 1999 – Nov. 1999
Istanbul University, Classics
PhD Dissertation: The Relations between Name, Naming, and
Truth in Archaic Greek Poetry: (Re-)Naming in Pindar’s Victory
Odes (summa cum laude)
Istanbul University, Classics
M.A. Thesis: “The Use of Tropes and Relations between Areta,
Nika, and Alatheia in the Wake of Light-Darkness Metaphor in
Bacchylides” (summa cum laude)
Istanbul University, Faculty of Letters
B.A.: Classics and Philosophy (Double Major) in Istanbul
University (both summa cum laude)
English Language Education – Toronto, Canada
EMPLOYMENT
Feb. 2014 –
Jun. 2013 – Feb. 2014
Dec. 2005 – Jun. 2013
Oct. 2005 – Oct. 2006
Jan. 2003 – Dec. 2005
“Assistant Professor” – Division of Ancient Greek Language and Literature;
Istanbul University, Faculty of Letters
“Research Assistant Doctor” – Division of Ancient Greek Language and
Literature; Istanbul University, Faculty of Letters
“Research Assistant” – Division of Ancient Greek Language and Literature;
Istanbul University, Faculty of Letters
“Specialist Bookseller” on behalf of Zero Productions.
“Translator” from Ancient Greek into Turkish on behalf of Kabalcı
Publications.
Tutoring Ancient Greek and Latin Language and Culture
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VISITING APPOINTMENTS
Feb. 2011 – Mar. 2011
Sept. 2010 – Oct. 2010
Visiting Scholar at BnF (Bibliothèque nationale de France) – Paris/France
Visiting Scholar at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität – Munich/Germany
SCHOLARSHIPS/AWARDS
Sept. 2014
The research scholarship for young researchers at “Fondation Hardt pour
l’étude de l’Antiquité classique” – Geneve/Switzerland
MEMBERSHIPS
Society for Classical Studies (SCS) [American Philological Association (APA)]
Gesellschaft für antike Philosophie (GANPH)
Journal of Archaeology and Art (A Member of Advisory and Editorial Board)
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Courses
1) “Archaic Greek Poetry” [Spring 2015 Undergraduate] (An Introduction to Archaic Greek Poetry from
Hesiod to Pindar for freshmen in the department of Classics).
2) “Greek as a Source Language in Philosophy 2” [Selective - Spring 2015 Undergraduate] (An essential
Greek grammar for sophomores in the department of Philosophy).
3) “Greek as a Source Language in Philosophy 4” [Selective - Spring 2015 Undergraduate] (An essential
Greek grammar supported by some abridged Greek texts for the sophisters in the department
of Philosophy).
4) “Introduction to Classical Greek Thought” [Selective - Spring 2015 Undergraduate] (An introduction to
Classical Greek thought focused on Plato and Aristotle’s philosophical approaches).
5) “Greek as a Source Language in Philosophy 1” [Selective - Fall 2014 Undergraduate] (An essential Greek
grammar for sophomores in the department of Philosophy).
6) “Greek as a Source Language in Philosophy 3” [Fall 2014 Undergraduate] (An essential Greek grammar
supported by some abridged Greek texts for the sophisters in the department of Philosophy).
7) “Easy Greek Texts 1” [Fall 2014 Undergraduate] (An elementary course to develop reading skills from
some abridged and simplified Ancient Greek texts for the sophomores in the department of
Classics)
8) “Introduction to Early Greek Thought” [Selective - Fall 2014 Undergraduate] (An introduction to Early
Greek thought from the first physiologists, namely Thales until the Atomists Leucippus and
Democritus)
9) “Greek Text Translation 4” [Selective - Spring 2014 Undergraduate] (Close reading and translating
various Greek proses for final year undergraduate students in the department of Classics:
Hippocrates, De aere aquis et locis/Περὶ Ἀέρων, Ὑδάτων, Τόπων; Lucianus, Verae
Historiae/Ἀληθὴ Διηγήματα; Plutarch, Amatorius/Ερωτικός).
10) “Greek as a Source Language in Philosophy 2” [Selective - Spring 2014 Undergraduate] (An essential
Greek grammar for sophomores in the department of Philosophy).
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11) “Archaic Greek Poetry” [Spring 2014 Undergraduate] (An Introduction to Archaic Greek Poetry from
Hesiod to Pindar for the freshmen in the department of Classics).
Workshops
1) "Platon, Dil ve Adlandırma: Kratylos [Plato, Language and Naming: Cratylus]." (with graduate and
undergraduate students of Department of Classics, Istanbul University, during Spring
semester/2009).
2) "Sözlü Kültür, Homeros ve Yunan Kahramanlık Şiiri [Orality, Homer and Greek Heroic Poetry]." (with
under graduate students of Department of Classics, Istanbul University, during Fall
semester/2009).
ACADEMIC TALKS AND INVITED LECTURES
1) "Tarihsel Sokrates ve Atina Demokrasisi" [The Historical Socrates and Athenian Democracy] FMV
Private Erenköy Işık High School, (Istanbul/Turkey), January 14th, 2015 (invited by Philosophy
Teacher Neslihan Behramoğlu).
2) “Apóllōn: An Extended Allusiveness of a Divine Riddle.” was delivered in the 4th International
Conference on Classical Studies in Mexico, October 20-24, 2014, Mexico City/Mexico.
3) “Atina’da Ad(landırman)ın Ritüel Bağlamı: Amphidromia [The Ritual Context of Name/Naming in
Athens: Amphidromia].” Paideia Seminars, Ankara University Faculty of Languages, History and
Geography, Department of Ancient Language and Culture, Division of Greek Language and
Literature (Ankara/Turkey), November 15th, 2013 (invited by Prof. Dr. Tansu Açık).
4) “Two Distinct Epinician Styles: Uniqueness of Poetic Expression in Bacchylides’ and Pindar’s Victory
Odes.” 13th International Language, Literature and Stylistics Symposium: Simple Style - ILLS 2013.
Kafkas University (Kars/Turkey), September 26th, 2013.
5) “Pindaros’ta Aşk Büyüsü: Aphrodite’nin “Divâne (Eden) Kuşu” Iynks’un Kerameti” [Love Magic in
Pindar: Miraculous Deed of Aphrodite's "Mad(dening) Bird" Iynx] Akdeniz University, Faculty
of Letters, Department of Ancient Language and Culture (Antalya/Turkey), May 24th, 2013,
Antalya (invited by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatih Onur).
6) “Text and Context: Re-reading the Ancient World through Circum-circles [Proclus, In Crat.
XXXVI].” Text und Kontext: Kolloquium der Abteilung für Griechische und Lateinische
Philologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (Munich/Germany), December 3rd, 2010 (invited
by Prof. Dr. Suzanne Gödde).
7) “A Problematic Papyrus Fragment P. Oxy. 2432: An Attempt to Re-read and Reinterpret an “Oral
Text” through the Heideggerian Notion of Kreis.” Orality and Literacy IX: Composition and
Performance, The National Australian University (Canberra/Australia), July 3rd, 2010 (invited
by Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Minchin).
8) “Platon’un Kratylos’u ve Onun Çağdaş Dünyadakı Toplumdilbilimsel Etki Alanı [Plato’s Cratylus and
Its Sociolinguistic Sphere of Influence ın the Contemporary World].” Department of Sociology,
Istanbul University (Istanbul/Turkey), May 5th, 2010 (invited by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Uğur Ekren).
9) “Platon’un Apologia Sôkratous’u ve Sokrates’in Hakikat Anlayışı [Plato’s Apologia Sôkratous and
Socrates’ understanding of truth].” Department of Philosophy, Mimar Sinan University
(Istanbul/Turkey), December 30th, 2008 (invited by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erdal Yıldız).
10) “Arkaik Yunan Şiiri ve Bulunduğu Kültürel İklimle Karşılıklı İlişkisi: Arkaik Yunan Mimarlığı [Archaic
Greek Poetry and interactive relation with its Cultural Climate: Archaic Greek Architecture].”
Department of History of Architecture, Istanbul Technical University (Istanbul/Tukey),
December 3rd and 10th, 2008 (invited by Prof. Dr. Turgut Saner).
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11) “Bakkhylides’in “Zaman Havuzunu” Çalkalamak [Agitating Bacchylides’ “Pool of Time”]” Navisalvia:
ad memoriam Sina Kabaağaç: Ars Poetica, Istanbul University, Department of Classics
(Istanbul/Turkey), April 26th, 2007.
12) “Apollonios Rhodios’ta Mythos’u Yeniden Okumak [Re-reading Mythos in Apollonius Rhodius].”
“Navisalvia: ad memoriam Sina Kabaağaç: Mythos” Istanbul University, Department of Classics
(Istanbul/Turkey), April 27th, 2006.
PROJECTS
1) Istanbul University Scientific Research Projects (YADOP, Project Number: 41714 – Coordinator):
“Physis-Nomos İkileminde Platon'nun Kratylos’u: Antikçağ’daki Düşünsel Arka Planı ve Tarihsel
Alımlanışı Çerçevesinde Filolojik ve Yorumbilimsel Bir İnceleme” [Plato’s Cratylus in the
Contradiction between Physis and Nomos: A Philological and Hermeneutical Examination of
Cratylus in the Framework of its Intellectual Background and Reception in Antiquity] (in
progress).
2) Istanbul University Scientific Research Projects (UDP, Project Number: 44463 – Coordinator):
“Apóllôn: An extended allusiveness of a divine riddle” (completed on January 2015).
3) Istanbul University Scientific Research Projects (UDP, Project Number: 36161 – Coordinator): “Two
Distinct Epinician Styles: Uniqueness of Poetic Expression in Bacchylides’ and Pindar’s Victory
Odes” (completed on October 2013).
4) Istanbul University Scientific Research Projects (Dissertation Project, Project Number: 11551 –
Coordinator): “Arkaik Yunan Şiirinde Ad, Adlandırma ve Hakikat İlişkisi: Pindaros’un Zafer
Şarkılarında (Yeniden-)Adlandırma” [The Relations Between Name, Naming and Truth in
Archaic Greek Poetry and (Re-)Naming in Pindar’s Victory Odes] (completed on June 2013).
PUBLICATIONS
Books
1) Plato: Apology of Socrates. A translation from Ancient Greek into Turkish including an introduction,
indices, and commenting notes – Istanbul, January 2015 (published by Alfa Publications,
Philosophy Series 39; revised edition, first published 2006).
2) Plato: Apology of Socrates / Πλάτων: Ἀπολογία Σωκράτους. A translation from Ancient Greek into
Turkish including the Greek text, an introduction, indices, and commenting notes – Istanbul,
February 2015 (published by Alfa Publications, Veritas Series 5; revised edition, first published
2006).
3) Arkaik Yunan'da Adlandırma ve Hakikat [Naming and Truth in archaic Greece: ] (forthcoming; PhD
Dissertation).
4) Platon’un Kratylos’u 1: Giriş, Metin, Çeviri ve Dizinler [Plato’s Cratylus 1: Introduction, Text,
Translation, and Indices] (forthcoming).
5) Platon’un Kratylos’u 2: Physis-Nomos Karşıtlığı Bağlamında Filolojik ve Yorumbilimsel Bir İnceleme
[Plato’s Cratylus 2: A Philological and Hermeneutical Examination in the Contradiction between
Physis and Nomos] (forthcoming).
6) Pindaros: Bütün Zafer Şarkıları [Pindar: All Victory Odes] (A translation of Olympian, Pythian,
Nemean, and Isthmian Victory Odes from Ancient Greek into Turkish with an introduction,
glossary, indices, and notes) (will be published by Yapi Kredi Publications, Kazim Taskent
Series) (forthcoming).
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7) Plato: Sophist (A translation from Ancient Greek into Turkish with an introduction, indices and a
running commentary) (forthcoming).
8) Proklos: Platon’un Kratylos’una Yorum [Proclus: In Platonis Cratylum Commentaria] (a translation from
Ancient Greek into Turkish with an introduction, indices, and a running commentary)
(forthcoming).
9) The Circle of Truth or Truth of the Circle: The Use of Tropes and Relations between Areta, Nika, and
Alatheia in the Wake of Light-Darkness Metaphor in Bacchylides (forthcoming).
Articles
1) “Semonides fr. 7 (West): Arkaik Yunanistan’da Kadın Düşmanlığı ve Sosyoekonomik Değişim”
[Semonides fr. 7 (West): Misogynism and the Socioeconomic Change in Archaic Greece] FE
Journal: Feminist Critique 7/1 (2015) (forthcoming).
2) “A New Epigram from Nallihan.” Gephyra 12 (2015) (forthcoming).
3) “Kolophon’lu ya da Smyrna’lı Mimnermos’tan (MÖ 7. Yüzyılın İkinci Yarısı) Parçalar.” [Some
Fragments from Mimnermus of Colophon or Smyrna (Second Half of Seventh Century BCE)].
in: Şiir ve İnşâ 6 (December-January-February - Winter 2014) (forthcoming).
4) “Pindaros’un On Birinci Nemea Şarkısı: Arkaik Çağda Politik İktidarın ve Zaferin Sınırları” [Pindar’s
Eleventh Nemean Ode: The Limits of Political Power and Victory in Archaic Epoch]. in:
Çağatay Aşkit – Serap Kalaycıoğulları – Rabia Kayapınar – Ceyda Üstünel Keyinci – Rukiye
Öztürk (eds.) (2014). In Memoriam Filiz Öktem. Ankara: Ankara University Faculty of Language,
History and Geography Publications, 95-112.
5) “Yakındoğu Kökenli Yılan Motifinin Yunan-Roma Dinindeki Alımlanışı” [The Reception of Near
Eastern Serpent Theme in Greco-Roman Religion]. in: E. Gürsoy Naskali (ed.) (2014). Yılan
Kitabı [Book of Serpent]. İstanbul: Kitabevi Publications, 5-52.
6) “Klasik Yunan Tragedyasında Ad(landırman)ın Trajik İşlevi [The Tragic Function of Name/Naming in
Classical Greek Tragedy]” (2014). FLSF: Journal of Philosophy and Social Sciences 17: 237-264.
7) “Klasik Atina’da Ad(landırman)ın Ritüel Bağlamı: Amphidromia” [The Ritual Context of
Name/Naming in Classical Athens: Amphidromia]. in: N.E. Akyürek Şahin - M.E. Yıldız – M.
Alkan (eds.) (2014). Eskiçağ Yazıları [Essays on Antiquity] 6 (Akron VIII). İstanbul:
Archaeology and Art Publications, 17-42.
8) “Paros’lu Arkhilokhos’tan (MÖ ca. 700-640) Parçalar.” [Some Fragments from Archilochus of Paros (ca.
700-640 BCE)]. in: Şiir ve İnşâ 4 (March-April-May 2014): 12-13.
9) “Two Distinct Epinician Styles: Uniqueness of Poetic Expression in Bacchylides’ and Pindar’s Victory
Odes.” in: Book of Proceedings 13th International Language, Literature and Stylistics Symposium:
Simple Style September, 26-28, 2013, Kars: Kafkas Üniversitesi, 2013, 615-627.
10) “Pindaros’ta Aşk Büyüsü: Aphrodite’nin “Divâne (Eden) Kuşu” Iynks'ün Kerameti [Miraculous Deed of
Aphrodite’s “Mad(dening) Bird” Iynx].” Mediterranean Journal of Humanities 3/1 (2013): 155170.
11) “Tartışmalı Bir Papirüs Fragmanı Olarak PMG 541: Bir Yeniden Okuma, Çevirme ve Yorumlama
Denemesi [As a Problematic Papyrus Fragment PMG 541: An Attempt of Rereading,
Retranslating, and Reinterpreting].” (2009). Archaeology and Art 132: 39-48.
12) “Bakkhylides’in “Zaman Havuzu”nu Çalkalamak [Agitating Bacchylides’ “Pool of Time”].” in: O.F. Akyol
(ed.) (2009). Navisalvia Sina Kabaağaç'ı Anma Toplantısı 2007: Ars Poetica. Istanbul:
Archaeology and Art Publications, 20-38.
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13) “Rhodoslu Apollonios’ta Mythos’un Yeniden Okunması“ [Re-reading Mythos in Apollonius Rhodius].”
in: O.F. Akyol (ed.) (2009). Navisalvia Sina Kabaağaç'ı Anma Toplantısı 2006: Mythos. İstanbul:
Archaeology and Art Publications, 185-208.
14) “Stoalılar’da Dilbilim Sorunları ve Anlambilim’in Olgunlaşması [Linguistic Problems and Efflorescence
of Semantics in the Stoics].” (2007). Archives of Philosophy 31: 87-105.
15) “Antik Çağ Destan Geleneneğinde Ruh ve Öte Dünya [Soul and Hereafter in the Ancient Epic
Tradition].” (2007). East-West 40: 123-139.
16) “Tarsuslu Paulus: Hellenistik Bir Dâhi [Paulus Tarsius: An Hellenistic Genius].” in: E. Özbayoğlu (ed.)
(2004). Lucerna: Essays on Classical Philology Istanbul: Eren Publication, 81-88.
Book Reviews
1) Domninus of Larissa, Encheiridion and Spurious Works. Introduction, Critical Text, English Translation,
and Commentary by Peter Riedlberger, Mathematica Graeca Antiqua 2, Pisa/Rome: Fabrizio
Serra Editore, 2013 (Exemplaria Classica 18 (2014): 287-292).
2) Z. Adorjáni, Auge und Sehen in Pindars Dichtung (Spudasmata 139.) pp. 249. Hildesheim, Zurich and
New York: Georg Olms, 2011 (The Classical Review 62/2 (2012): 359-361).
Interviews
1) ““Güler Yüzlü Bir Kültür”ün Devamlılığı - Havva Koç'la Söyleşi [The Continuity of “a Smiling
Culture”: An Interview with Havva Koç]" Arkeoloji ve Sanat 149 (forthcoming).
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Books
1) Bakkhylides Sözlüğü [Lexicon to Bacchylides] (A contextual lexicon [Greek-Turkish] for Bacchylides'
verses).
2) Pindaros Sözlüğü [Lexicon to Pindar] (A contextual lexicon [Greek-Turkish] for Pindar’s extant verses).
3) Bacchylides, Testimonies, Odes and Fragments (a translation from Ancient Greek into Turkish with
an introduction and a running commentary).
Articles
1) “Apóllōn: An Extended Allusiveness of a Divine Riddle.”
2) “Text and Context: Re-reading the Ancient Thought through Circum-circles (Proclus, in Crat.
XXXVI)”
3) “A Problematic Papyrus Fragment P. Oxy. 2432: An Attempt to Re-read and Reinterpret an “Oral
Text” through the Heideggerian Notion of Kreis”
4) “Aidôs in Pindar’s, Olympian 7: An Observation on He’jâb and Hushû’ within Heideggerian Notion of
Scheu.”
5) “Name and Signature of the Poet in Hellenistic Greek Epigrams.”
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